Chapter 111: An On-Site Incident

"What is going on?" Ron was stunned by the situation. "Where are the security guards?" Security quickly arrived, and Viennel pushed Gina to the side to avoid getting caught in the commotion. "What's wrong with him?" Gina asked. Judging by his expression, Viennel knew the man was having a breakdown. "We need to get out of here before we get hurt," Viennel said. "Is this what happens to people who take those stress-relief candies?" Gina asked. "No," Viennel replied. "First, they go mad, then they fall into a deep sleep. When they wake up, they're close to death." "Are we just going to watch them die?" Gina was heartbroken. "They're just trying to earn a living. They have families. What will happen to their families if they die?" This was also what pained Viennel the most. Despite her grudge against Helen, seeing Helen's mother at the hospital made her feel a pang of sadness. Watching a loved one die helplessly was agonizing. Viennel stopped and told Gina, "We need to get him to